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    Elgar 2. Boult/ LPO



    June Tabor and the Oysterband. Freedom and rain.

    (while cooking Seattle Style Salmon steaks, to add a domestic touch !!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beef Oven View Post
    Bruckner #6. Celibidache, Munich Philharmonic. EMI.
    Switched to Radio 3, Adams ,Klinghoffer. Happily, I caught the pre-talk. Now well into the prologue.
    "A system of proportions in the service of spiritual impulse."

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    First Act finished. Marvellous stuff! Wonderful choruses. Sadly I must go to the pub, so I can't stick around for act 2!!
    "A system of proportions in the service of spiritual impulse."

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    Rubbra symphonies 3 & 4 / Hickox.
    Parry symphonies 3 & 4 / Bamert.
    "Music is the best means we have of digesting time".

    W. H. Auden

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    Throughout the day:

    Sibelius (sorry, Rob!): Lemminkainen Suite; Karelia Suite; En Saga; Finlandia; Overture in E major; Snofrid;First Symphony. Lahti Symphony Orchestra/Vanska; BIS.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View Post
    Throughout the day:

    Sibelius (sorry, Rob!): Lemminkainen Suite; Karelia Suite; En Saga; Finlandia; Overture in E major; Snofrid;First Symphony. Lahti Symphony Orchestra/Vanska; BIS.
    You're just trying to wind me up aren't you.
    Seriously it bothers me that I don't 'get' this music.Maybe one day it will click.
    "Music is the best means we have of digesting time".

    W. H. Auden

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    Quote Originally Posted by EdgeleyRob View Post
    You're just trying to wind me up aren't you.


    Seriously it bothers me that I don't 'get' this music.Maybe one day it will click.
    If it does; great. If not; say lavvy!

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    BRITTEN : WAR REQUIEM ( RFH 8/5/05 )

    Christine Brewer (sop) ; Anthony Dean Griffey (ten) ; Gerald Finley (bar)
    London Philharmonic Orch & Choir / Tiffin Boys' Choir

    Kurt Masur (cond)

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    Ravel.
    Sonatine/Valses Nobles/pavane ..../Gaspard. Paul Crossley.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AmpH View Post
    BRITTEN : WAR REQUIEM ( RFH 8/5/05 )

    Christine Brewer (sop) ; Anthony Dean Griffey (ten) ; Gerald Finley (bar)
    London Philharmonic Orch & Choir / Tiffin Boys' Choir

    Kurt Masur (cond)
    And very good it is too. Anyone heard the Noseda on LSO Live?

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